recession	a period of reduced trade, a slump or depression
reckless	someone who shows a lack of care about danger or about the results of his action
reprimend	to scold someone
refuge	a place that provide protection
remunerate	to reward
resolution	a decision to stop doing sth e.g. smoking
reverberate	to echo
rebate	an amount of money which is paid back to you because you have paid more tax
recede	to move or slope backwards
recuperate	to get well again after an illness
reimburse	you pay back the money that they have spent zwracać koszty
reluctant	be unwilling to do sth
resilient	be able to recover quickly
rebuke	to speak severely to someone because they have done or said sth you don't approve nagana
recipient	sb who receives sth
recruit	sb who has recently joined an organisation or the army
refute	to prove sb to be mistaken or statement to be untrue obalić
retort	a quick rather angry, and often amusing answer riposta
recapitulate	to repeat the chief points of sth that has been said
repudiate	to say that you will not accept it or have anything to do odrzucać with it
redundant	fire sb
reciprocate	have the same feeling about sb or behave the same way odwzajemniać
receptacle	a container for keeping things in pojemnik
refrain	a part of a song that is repeated esp. at the end of each verse
recess	a period of holiday between the sessions of work of a committee or parliament